Skills England: DfE non-exec appointed interim chair New body will absorb IfATE functions while permanent leaders are found over the next year
King’s Speech 2024: What’s in it for FE and skills? How Labour’s first raft of new laws on devolution, teachers and employments rights could impact FE providers
Labour must keep choice at the heart of post-16 pathways Having a choice of technical education options, including T Levels, is the best way to create a system that works for all young people
OfS chair Lord Wharton suddenly resigns The political independence of the HE regulator has been criticised under Wharton’s tenure
Evans’ quality drive that took him from cars to Cornwall People-focused principal tells Shane Chowen that too much teaching is bad for teachers and a college’s bottom line
Election 2024: Education winners and losers Famous education faces from the last fourteen years faced the electorate with a mixed bag of results for the Conservatives
Starmer promises to ‘repair our public services’ after historic election win Starmer will officially become prime minister and appoint his cabinet later today
WEA wins one-year grant reprieve from combined authority North East Combined Authority’s cabinet said protests from learners informed its decision
New student leader to oppose more FE austerity Qasim Hussain wants a seat at the table to advise ministers on policies affecting students and say no to more austerity in FE